William Hogarth The Harlots Progress A Set Of Six 18th.Century Copper Engravings In Sanded Slip Frames Armorial He painted a wide variety

He painted a wide variety of subject matter including historical scenes

Wharton specialised in funerary monuments this is surely intended as a memorial of a much loved pet

His funeral was paid for by one of his sons-in-law

or Beauty and Music

William Hogarth The Harlots Progress A Set Of Six 18th.Century Copper Engravings In Sanded Slip Frames Armorial He painted a wide varietyThe Harlots Progress. A set of six 18th. Century copper engravings after William Hogarth 1697 1764. An unusual set of plagiarised prints from an unspecified edition with floral borders to left and right reversed from Hogarth's original set of engravings of 1731. 35 by 25 cms each, presented in modern sanded slip ebonised frames. William Hogarth was born in London, the son of a schoolmaster and writer from Westmoreland. After apprenticeship to a